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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1964
Page
6
A New York City police probe suspends ten officers amid a sweeping numbers racket scandal. The piece contrasts bingo’s legality with numbers gambling, noting low bets and crime proceeds, and questions regulatory hypocrisy by state leaders and race track gambling. A housewife's remark highlights public sentiment.
President Johnson begins a three day Midwest campaign swing to raise funds for the Democratic party. He travels in a Jet Star to cut costs, contrasting its 522 dollar hourly rate with the 707's 2350 dollars, and noting this as a point of political austerity.
Viewpoints from Martha's Vineyard editors reflect on a transitional season marked by bright prospects and the island’s unique atmosphere. The piece uses literary allusions to urge readers to seize the moment as time feels especially alive and fleeting.
A reader questions calcium in milk and potential arthritis risks. The answer asserts calcium deficiency contributes to joint disability and arterial hardening, and recommends at least 14 pints of milk daily for all to preserve vitality and good looks.
Dr Brady argues for brisk walking as the best healthful tranquilizer for stressed workers. He prescribes two to six miles daily in two sessions, emphasizes oxygen use, and lists suitable general exercises. He notes rest should be active and offers a pamphlet on varicose veins for a stamp and 10 cents.
Khrushchev livened a Swedish lunch at Skogaholms manor by dancing with his foreign minister Gromyko and Tage Erlander. He earlier rowed Erlander across a lake and joined a group of Swedish folk dancers as fiddlers played. A Grand Hotel reception follows the five day Nordic trip.
Key West derives its name from the Spanish words cayo and hueso meaning key and bones. The island was once a battleground for prehistoric Indians whose bones were discovered scattered across the terrain.
A couple shares a comical night exchange on handling worry. Foxy offers a timed method to assess crises, while Freddy’s nerves contrast with her practical advice. The tale links wartime leaders, Churchill, and personal medical fears to argue worry misdirects attention to the worthy tasks.
Jane Fonda wins a battle for Roger Vadim as she moves toward marriage after retreat in St Tropez. Keely Smith sues Dot Records over master recordings with Louis Prima. In Chicago Local 802 restricts discotheques and planes for future NYC rules. Marlene Dietrich eyes a fall US tour though New York not listed. Debut of 242nd Street praised for lavish production and star cast. Tab Hunter enjoys stage success and talks on future film roles. Walt Disney plans TV and movie deals after seeing Hello Dolly! star Jerry Dodge.
Comedians work the crowd with hotel room shortage humor while Senator Goldwater and Governor Scranton are on stage. Claudia Cardinale will not attend the gala premiere of Circus World where she co stars with John Wayne.
The 1939 World's Fair includes a 744 foot long time capsule tube of cupaloy containing a 10 000 000 word record of civilization up to that year. The tube is 8 and one half inch in diameter and alloyed copper chromium and silver tempered to steel hardness.
The meditative note prays for tomorrow's fiftieth anniversary of World War I to remind Father in Heaven of the value of a United Nations forum for international dialogue and preventive measures to avert a global catastrophe linked to the 1914 assassination in Bosnia. It asks for universal justice and love rooted in the Holy Spirit to guide war away.
Washington reports a tentative shift toward an agenda for phased arms control at the Geneva talks. Experts note softer Soviet rhetoric, with Valery Zorin open to listening to other proposals. The United States proposes limited inspections or plant-by-plant shutdowns as confidence-building moves while seeking a ban on aiding allies to produce nuclear material.
The United States hopes Russia will accept a limited plan to destroy strategic bombers piece by piece. The proposal envisions U S B 47s being destroyed and Soviet TU 16s as counterparts.
In a bridge hand with East as dealer and both sides not vulnerable, East opens four spades after a 1 6 2 bid sequence. South risks a heart finesse but must avoid giving East the king of hearts. clever play can make the hand, though mistakes risk three-diamond and club losers and a defeated contract.
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